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Report of trials in the courts of Canada, relative to the destruction of the Earl of Selkirk's settlement on the Red River: With observations

by: Amos, Andrew, 1791-1860. (editor)

Publication date: 1820

Topics: Red River Settlement, Travelers--Great Britain, Voyageurs--Grande-Bretagne, Red River Settlement--History, Trials, Procès, 1819

Publisher: John Murray (London)

Collection: peel_print; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 110.6M

Amos, Andrew: 1791-1860. English lawyer and professor of law (Dictionary of National Biography). // An English barrister examined the proceedings and denounced them as without parallel in a British colony. Persons on trial included Colin Robertson, Michael Heden, John Bourke, Louis Nolin, and Martin Jordan for a riot; Paul Brown and François Firmin Boucher for murder of Robert Semple; John Siveright, Alexander Mackenzie, Hugh M'Gillis, John M'Donald, John M'Laughlin, and Simon Fraser as accessories to murder of Semple; Paul Brown for robbery; and John Cooper, and Hugh Bennerman for theft.